Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Black Screen on Startup
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@Jasaronii and restart the mirror app
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@norm you can get the file from the local git repo with that checkout comand
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I am not very familiar with the various git commands beyond ‘clone’, but as @jasaronii said above, that git checkout command did nothing, hence manual approach.
But thanks for the guess - inspired and very helpful.
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@norm no. It didn’t give an error. So it did the job I said it would do.
Then he needs to restart the magicmirror
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Yes and no:
Yes - it did not give any error message.
No - it did not install the folder and file.To recap:
I did a new install using the bash auto install script, but for whatever reason the node_helper sub-folder and index.js file were not installed.
Running the git checkout command similarly did not install the sub-folder and file (as the sub-folder and file were not originally installed, it seems logical to me that the git checkout command would not ‘reinstall’ them).
Installed the missing sub-folder and file manually.
Re-started with “pm2 restart mm”.I guess the pertinent question is why the original install exercise did not include the node_helper sub-folder and index.js file???
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@norm I do not know why. The file is included in the GitHub repo. It has always been installed so far
